Buying Physical Gold and Silver

Buying Physical Gold and Silver.

How To Buy Physical Silver

Buying Physical Gold and Silver.

In uncertain economic times, some investors take comfort in buying physical gold or silver and tucking it away in a safe deposit box or an insured vault off site. After years of multi-billion dollar U.S. deficits and the Federal Reserve’s multi-trillion dollar quantitative easing program, many believe that prices of gold and silver will climb vs. the dollar and other currencies.

Smaulgld LLC is has agreements with the Royal Canadian Mint, the Perth Mint, BGASC.com,JM Bullion LLC and Golden Eagle Coins, online precious metals dealers where you can buy physical gold, silver and platinum by clicking on the banners or links below. When you visit some of the best places to buy physical gold and silver -the Royal Canadian Mint, the Perth Mint, BGASC, JM Bullion and Golden Eagle Coins sites you’ll have a wide selection of choices of physical gold and silver for sale at competitive prices. Compare sites for the best prices.

The Royal Canadian Mint ships to Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands, Poland, The United Kingdom and the United States. JM Bullion and BGASC ship to the United States. The Perth Mint ships worldwide and often offers free shipping for larger orders.

Set forth below are some gold and silver buying options. See also “Twelve Ways Silver is Different than Gold” below to help you decide which metal is appropriate for you.

Buy Silver Online

U.S. Silver Eagles

A popular choice for silver is the coin currently being produced by the United States Mint in West Point, New York – the American Silver Eagle. This coin sold in record quantities in 2013 and again in 2014. The coin weighs one ounce and is U.S. legal tender with a face value of $1.

2010 American Silver Eagle

U.S. Silver Eagles sell at a higher premium over the spot price for silver than do silver coins produced at private mints.

You can buy Silver Eagles individually, in rolls of 20 or in sealed “Monster Boxes” of 500 coins.

The Royal Mint of Canada also produces a one ounce .9999 pure silver coin with a $5 face value – the Silver Maple Leaf. Canadian Maple Leafs also trade at a premium to the silver spot price but are generally a slightly less expensive option than the U.S. Silver Eagle. You can buy Canadian Silver Maple leaf coins at JM Bullion.

BGASC has the 2015 Silver Canadian Maple Leaf in stock:

You can also purchase Canadian Maple Leaf coins directly from the Royal Canadian Mint. These coins are often in collectible form (with various designs) and command higher premiums. Please compare prices and shipping at the Royal Canadian Mint, JM Bullion and BGASC as these sites often run specials on both.

You can shop The Royal Canadian Mint for Canadian Maple Leaf and other silver coins by clicking here.

The Royal Canadian Mint is currently offering a $100 face value silver coin for $100. You can view and order these beautiful coins by clicking on the banner below.

Another popular option for silver buyers is the generic silver round. These coins are produced by private mints and generally have the lowest premiums over the spot price of silver. The one ounce silver buffalo round with an Indian head on the observe and a buffalo on the reverse is available for sale.

Buffalo Silver Round

The Perth Mint

The Perth Mint has a wide variety of silver coins and bars, including their popular Koala series. The Perth Mint also produces a series of silver coins featuring Australian wildlife. You can see their silver offerings by clicking on the banner below:

Silver Bars

Some silver investors like to stack their holding. For these collectors, silver bars are the preferred form.

Finally, pre 1965 dimes, quarters and fifty cent pieces were minted with 90% silver content. These coins are referred to as “junk” silver and can make for good barter pieces because they are readily recognizable as these coins are still minted today albeit with zero silver content.

These coins look like today’s quarters and dimes but contain 90% silver

You can also shop The Royal Canadian Mint for the gold Canadian Maple Leaf and other gold coins by clicking here.

The Royal Canadian Mint produces Gold coins in a variety of designs and sizes. For example, click below to view and buy the 1/10 ounce Canadian Wolf pure gold coin.

Austrian Philharmonic

The Austrian Mint produces a popular Philharmonic gold one ounce coin which generally sells for lower premiums than its U.S. and Canadian counterparts.

The Perth Mint

The Perth Mint has a wide variety of gold coins and bars, including their popular Koala series. The Perth Mint also produces other gold coins featuring different species of Australian wild life. You can see the Perth Mint gold offerings by clicking on the banner below:

Gold Bars

You can check out your JM Bullion gold buying options by clicking on the Buy Gold Online banner above or by clicking here.

Please also bookmark and visit the gold and silver sections of Smaulgld.com (by clicking above) for more information on these precious metals and the events that impact their prices.

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